The ethos of Water Powered Technologies is to save water, save time andsave money for our customers. Any expenditure on the pump, infrastructureand maintenance should be fully funded by the savings made with ‘return oninvestment’ achieved within a few years. A good system should be trouble freeand last for generations providing free water for your farm, home or business.

Avoid the false economy of cheap or DIY pumps

Build-your-own, or cheap ram pumps can are plentiful online and are OK if you only want a little water and are happy to spend a lot of time adjusting, mending and repairing the system. If however you need a reliable water supply without the hassle, an investment in a Papa Pump is a smart business solution for your water delivery system.

Saving with the Papa Pump...

Saving on Water Bills

UK FARMER was spending £22,000 per year on mains (public) water to water his 500 cattle. He had a stream available but there was no power at the site to move the water to the farm. So he installed a Papa Pump himself, which he found fairly easy, and now he just uses the mains water for the house.

Saving time with the Papa Pump

UK FARMER used a diesel pump to pump water from his spring up to the farm. The diesel cost only £250 per year but he had to walk down and start and stop the pump twice a day. After installing a Papa Pump, he saved on fuel costs but also saved a couple of hours a day on his valuable time.

A remote WASTE WATER TREATMENT WORKS had to employee someone to visit every week to clean the scum of the humus tanks. They installed 2 Papa Pumps which pumped water (without the need of power or manual operation) to the top of the tank to continually spray the surface and disperse the scum.

Improving Lives with the Papa Pump

A CHARITY installed a Papa Pump to deliver water to a remote village at the top of a hill in Uganda. Previously the women and children of the village had a long walk to fetch water. Since installing the Papa Pump the women are free to do more things and the children can attend school more often.